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2021/22 Fixtures Italian Serie A Week dates and kick-off times from Week 3 to Week 19

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The Lega Serie A has confirmed the complete schedule / fixtures and kick-off times for Weeks 3 to Week 19 of the 2021/22 season including Times, Dates and Television Schedule.

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🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 3 / Matchday 3

Saturday 11 September: Empoli − Venice (15, Dazn)
Saturday 11 September: Napoli − Juventus (18, Dazn)
Saturday 11 September: Atalanta − Fiorentina (20.45 Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 12 September: Sampdoria-Inter (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 12 September: Cagliari-Genoa (15, Dazn)
Sunday 12 September: Torino-Salernitana (15, Dazn)
Sunday 12 September: Milan-Lazio (18, Dazn)
Sunday 12 September: Roma-Sassuolo (20.45, Dazn)
Monday 13 September: Bologna-Hellas Verona (Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 4 / Matchday 4

Friday 17 September: Sassuolo-Torino(20.45, Dazn)
Saturday 18 September: Genoa-Fiorentina (15, Dazn)
Saturday 18 September: Inter v Bologna (18, Dazn)
Saturday 18 September: Salernitana-Atalanta (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 19 September: Empoli-Sampdoria (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 19 September: Venice-Spezia (15, Dazn)
Sunday 19 September: Hellas Verona-Roma (18, Dazn)
Sunday 19 September: Lazio-Cagliari (18, Dazn)
Sunday 19 September: Juventus-Milan (20.45, Dazn)
Monday 20 September: Udinese-Napoli (20.45, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 5 / Matchday 5

Tuesday 21 September: Bologna-Genoa (18.30, Dazn)
Tuesday 21 September: Atalanta-Sassuolo (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Tuesday 21 September: Fiorentina v Inter (20.45, Dazn)
Wednesday 22 September: Salernitana-Hellas Verona (18.30, Dazn / Sky)
Wednesday 22 September: Spezia-Juventus (18.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 22 September: Cagliari-Empoli (20.45, Dazn)
Wednesday 22 September: Milan-Venice (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Thursday 23 September: Sampdoria-Napoli (18.30, Dazn)
Thursday 23 September: Torino-Lazio (18.30, Dazn / Sky)
Thursday 23 September: Roma-Udinese (20.45, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 6 / Matchday 6

Saturday 25 September: Spezia v Milan (15, Dazn)
Saturday 25 September: Inter v Atalanta (18, Dazn)
Saturday 25 September: Genoa-Hellas Verona (Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 26 September: Juventus-Sampdoria (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 26 September: Empoli-Bologna (15, Dazn)
Sunday 26 September: Sassuolo-Salernitana (15, Dazn)
Sunday 26 September: Udinese-Fiorentina (15, Dazn)
Sunday 26 September: Lazio-Roma (18, Dazn)
Sunday 26 September: Naples-Cagliari (20.45, Dazn)
Monday 27 September: Venice-Torino(20.45, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 7 / Matchday 7

Friday 1 October: Cagliari-Venice (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Saturday 2 October: Salernitana-Genoa (15, Dazn)
Saturday 2 October: Torino-Juventus (18, Dazn)
Saturday 2 October: Sassuolo v Inter (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 3 October: Bologna-Lazio (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 3 October: Hellas Verona-Spezia (15, Dazn)
Sunday 3 October: Sampdoria-Udinese (15, Dazn)
Sunday 3 October: Fiorentina-Napoli (18, Dazn)
Sunday 3 October: Roma-Empoli (18, Dazn)
Sunday 3 October: Atalanta-Milan (20.45, Dazn)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 8 / Matchday 8

Saturday 16 October: Spezia-Salernitana (15, Dazn)
Saturday 16 October: Lazio v Inter (18, Dazn)
Saturday 16 October: Milan v Hellas Verona (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 17 October: Cagliari-Sampdoria (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 17 October: Empoli-Atalanta (15, Dazn)
Sunday 17 October: Genoa-Sassuolo (15, Dazn)
Sunday 17 October: Udinese-Bologna (15, Dazn)
Sunday 17 October: Naples-Torino (18, Dazn)
Sunday 17 October: Juventus-Roma (20.45, Dazn)
Monday 18 October: Venice-Fiorentina (20.45, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 9 / Matchday 9

Friday 22 October: Torino-Genoa (18.30, Dazn)
Friday 22 October: Sampdoria-Spezia (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Saturday 23 October: Salernitana-Empoli (15, Dazn)
Saturday 23 October: Sassuolo-Venice (18, Dazn)
Saturday 23 October: Bologna v Milan (8.45pm, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 24 October: Atalanta-Udinese (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 24 October: Fiorentina-Cagliari (15, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 24 October: Hellas Verona-Lazio (15, Dazn)
Sunday 24 October: Rome-Naples (18, Dazn)
Sunday 24 October: Inter-Juventus (20.45, Dazn)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 10  / Matchday 10

Tuesday 26 October: Spezia-Genoa (18.30, Dazn / Sky)
Tuesday 26 October: Venice-Salernitana (18.30, Dazn)
Tuesday 26 October: Milan-Torino(20.45, Dazn)
Wednesday 27 October: Juventus-Sassuolo (18.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 27 October: Sampdoria-Atalanta (18.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 27 October: Udinese-Hellas Verona (18.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 27 October: Cagliari-Rome (20.45, Dazn)
Wednesday 27 October: Empoli v Inter (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Wednesday 27 October: Lazio-Fiorentina (20.45, Dazn)
Thursday 28 October: Naples-Bologna (20.45, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 11 / Matchday 11

Saturday 30 October: Atalanta-Lazio (15, Dazn)
Saturday 30 October: Verona-Juventus (18, Dazn)
Saturday 30 October: Torino-Sampdoria (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 31 October: Inter-Udinese (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 31 October: Fiorentina-Spezia (15, Dazn)
Sunday 31 October: Genoa-Venice (15, Dazn)
Sunday 31 October: Sassuolo-Empoli (15, Dazn)
Sunday 31 October: Salernitana-Napoli (18, Dazn)
Sunday 31 October: Roma-Milan (20.45, Dazn)
Monday 1 November: Bologna-Cagliari (20.45, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 12 / Matchday 12

Friday 5 November: Empoli-Genoa (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Saturday 6 November: Spezia-Torino (15, Dazn)
Saturday 6 November: Juventus-Fiorentina (18, Dazn)
Saturday 6 November: Cagliari-Atalanta (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 7 November: Venice-Rome (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 7 November: Sampdoria-Bologna (15, Dazn)
Sunday 7 November: Udinese-Sassuolo (15, Dazn)
Sunday 7 November: Lazio-Salernitana (18, Dazn)
Sunday 7 November: Naples-Verona (18, Dazn)
Sunday 7 November: Milan v Inter (20.45, Dazn)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 13 / Matchday 13

Saturday 20 November: Atalanta-Spezia (15, Dazn)
Saturday 20 November: Lazio-Juventus (18, Dazn)
Saturday 20 November: Fiorentina v Milan (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 21 November: Sassuolo-Cagliari (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 21 November: Bologna-Venice (15, Dazn)
Sunday 21 November: Salernitana-Sampdoria (15, Dazn)
Sunday 21 November: Inter v Napoli (18, Dazn)
Sunday 21 November: Genoa-Rome (20.45, Dazn)
Monday 22 November: Verona-Empoli (18.30, Dazn)
Monday 22 November: Torino-Udinese (8.45pm, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 14 / Matchday 14

Friday 26 November: Cagliari-Salernitana (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Saturday 27 November: Empoli-Fiorentina (15, Dazn)
Saturday 27 November: Sampdoria-Verona (15, Dazn)
Saturday 27 November: Juventus-Atalanta (18, Dazn)
Saturday 27 November: Venice v Inter (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 28 November: Udinese-Genoa (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 28 November: Milan-Sassuolo (15, Dazn)
Sunday 28 November: Spezia-Bologna (15, Dazn)
Sunday 28 November: Rome-Torino (18, Dazn)
Sunday 28 November: Naples-Lazio (20.45, Dazn)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 15 / Matchday 15

Tuesday 30 November: Atalanta-Sweden (18.30, Dazn / Sky)
Tuesday 30 November: Fiorentina-Sampdoria (18.30, Dazn)
Tuesday 30 November: Verona-Cagliari (20.45, Dazn)
Tuesday 30 November: Salernitana-Juventus (20.45, Dazn)
Wednesday 1 December: Bologna-Rome (18.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 1 December: Inter-Spezia (18.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 1 December: Genoa v Milan (8.45pm, Dazn / Sky)
Wednesday 1 December: Sassuolo Naples (20.45, Dazn)
Thursday 2 December: Torino-Empoli (18.30, Dazn)
Thursday 2 December: Lazio-Udinese (20.45, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 16 / Matchday 16

Saturday 4 December: Milan-Salernitana (15, Dazn)
Saturday 4 December: Roma v Inter (18, Dazn)
Saturday 4 December: Napoli-Atalanta (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 5 December: Bologna-Fiorentina (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 5 December: Spezia-Sassuolo (15, Dazn)
Sunday 5 December: Venice-Verona (15, Dazn)
Sunday 5 December: Sampdoria-Lazio (18, Dazn)
Sunday 5 December: Juventus-Genoa (20.45, Dazn)
Monday 6 December: Empoli-Udinese (18.30, Dazn)
Monday 6 December: Cagliari-Torino (20.45, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 17 / Matchday 17

Friday 10 December: Genoa-Sampdoria (20.45, Dazn)
Saturday 11 December: Fiorentina-Salernitana (15, Dazn)
Saturday 11 December: Venice-Juventus (18, Dazn)
Saturday 11 December: Udinese v Milan (8.45pm, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 12 December: Torino-Bologna (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 12 December: Verona-Atalanta (15, Dazn)
Sunday 12 December: Napoli-Empoli (18, Dazn)
Sunday 12 December: Sassuolo-Lazio (18, Dazn)
Sunday 12 December: Inter v Cagliari (20.45, Dazn)
Monday 13 December: Rome-Spezia (20.45, Dazn / Sky)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 18 / Matchday 18

Friday 17 December: Lazio-Genoa (18.30, Dazn)
Friday 17 December: Salernitana v Inter (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Saturday 18 December: Atalanta-Rome (15, Dazn)
Saturday 18 December: Bologna-Juventus (18, Dazn)
Saturday 18 December: Cagliari-Udinese (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 19 December: Fiorentina-Sassuolo (12.30, Dazn / Sky)
Sunday 19 December: Spezia-Empoli (15, Dazn)
Sunday 19 December: Sampdoria-Venice (18, Dazn)
Sunday 19 December: Torino-Verona (18, Dazn)
Sunday 19 December: Milan-Napoli (20.45, Dazn)

🇮🇹 👉 Serie A Week 19 / Matchday 19

Tuesday 21 December: Udinese-Salernitana (18.30, Dazn)
Tuesday 21 December: Genoa-Atalanta (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Tuesday 21 December: Juventus-Cagliari (20.45, Dazn)
Wednesday 22 December: Sassuolo-Bologna (16.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 22 December: Venice-Lazio (16.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 22 December: Verona-Fiorentina (18.30, Dazn / Sky)
Wednesday 22 December: Inter v Torino (18.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 22 December: Roma-Sampdoria (18.30, Dazn)
Wednesday 22 December: Empoli v Milan (20.45, Dazn / Sky)
Wednesday 22 December: Naples-Spezia (20.45, Dazn)

Front Pages, La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport, Wednesday 1 September 2021

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Good morning, my friends! Here are the front pages from the Italian newspapers La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport, Wednesday 1 September 2021.

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La Gazzetta dello Sport, Front Page, Wednesday 1 September 2021.


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Front Pages, La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport, Monday 30 August 2021

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Good morning, my friends! Here are the front pages from the Italian newspapers La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport, Monday 30 August 2021.

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La Gazzetta dello Sport, Front Page, Monday 30 August 2021.


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FIFA World Cup Qualifications: Italy called up 34 players for the matches against Bulgaria, Switzerland and Lithuania

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Italy Head Coach Roberto Mancini called up 34 players to prepare for the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers,  Italy with an added boost after winning the UEFA Euro 2020.  The objective now is to secure the qualification for Qatar 2022 and extend their run of 34 unbeaten matches, with the current world record held by Spain only 90 minutes away (35 unbeaten games between 2007 and 2009).

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As reported by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), The Italian team will meet on Sunday 29 August in Coverciano.  The first training is scheduled on Monday 30 August preceded by a press conference from the Head Coach.  After the match with Lithuania, the Azzurri will leave for Basel on 4 September, the eve of the match against Switzerland. On 6 September they will make their last transfer from Basel to Reggio Emilia, where the third and final match with Lithuania is scheduled for 8 September at the ‘Citta del Tricolore’ stadium.

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Mancini, for the first three matches of the new season called up 34 players including 25 of the 26 Azzurri who became European Champions on 11 July at Wembley Stadium are present.  The only absentee is Spinazzola for injury, while Nicolò Zaniolo returns to wear the national team jersey one year after his injury picked up last September during the Nations League match against the Netherlands.  Among the news is the first call-up to the senior National Team to Sassuolo forward Gianluca Scamacca.

🇮🇹 👉 Italian Squad List

Goalkeepers: Gianluigi Donnarumma (Paris Saint Germain), Pierluigi Gollini (Tottenham), Alex Meret (Napoli), Salvatore Sirigu (Genoa);
Defenders: Francesco Acerbi (Lazio), Alessandro Bastoni (Inter), Cristiano Biraghi (Fiorentina), Leonardo Bonucci (Juventus), Giorgio Chiellini (Juventus), Giovanni Di Lorenzo (Napoli), Emerson Palmieri (Lione), Alessandro Florenzi (AC Milan), Manuel Lazzari (Lazio), Gianluca Mancini (Roma), Rafael Toloi (Atalanta);
Midfielders: Nicolò Barella (Inter), Gaetano Castrovilli (Fiorentina), Bryan Cristante (Roma), Frello Jorge Luiz Jorginho (Chelsea), Manuel Locatelli (Juventus), Lorenzo Pellegrini (Roma), Matteo Pessina (Atalanta), Stefano Sensi (Inter), Marco Verratti (Paris Saint Germain), Nicolò Zaniolo (Roma);
Forwards: Andrea Belotti (Torino), Domenico Berardi (Sassuolo), Federico Bernardeschi (Juventus), Federico Chiesa (Juventus), Ciro Immobile (Lazio), Lorenzo Insigne (Napoli), Moise Kean (Everton), Giacomo Raspadori (Sassuolo), Gianluca Scamacca (Sassuolo).

Thanks to the wins in the opening three matches played in March, the Azzurri are top of Group C, three points clear of Switzerland who are in second place but have played a game fewer. Indeed, the match with the Swiss (Basel, “St. Jacobs Park” Stadium, 5 September at 8.45 pm) is the one that could well decide the fate of the group, in a round of fixtures that also includes two other matches not to be underestimated: Those against Bulgaria (Florence, Stadio Artemio Franchi, 2 September at 20:45 CEST) and with Lithuania (Reggio Emilia, Stadio del Tricolore, 8 September at 20:45 CEST). For Italy, who then play in the Nations League Final Four in October in what will be a European Championship semi-final replay with Spain, and Belgium taking on France on the other side of the draw, the journey towards Qatar 2022 will end in November, with the return match against Switzerland taking place at the Olimpico in Rome (on the 12th) and a final trip to Belfast to face Northern Ireland (on the 15th).

 

🇮🇹 👉 Backgroud for the games against Bulgaria, Switzerland, and Lithuania

✅  ITALY vs. BULGARIA. In the previous 20 encounters, Italy boast eleven wins (the most recent being a 2-0 win in Sofia in the return match), seven draws (the most recent a 2-2 draw in Sofia on 28 March 2015) and two defeats (the most recent a 2-1 loss in a friendly on 25/09/91). The most significant clash was dated July 13 1994, at the World Cup in the United States: Italy won 2-1 in the semi-finals with a brace from Roberto Baggio; the biggest victory was in 1966: 6-1 in Bologna. The top Azzurri goalscorer from the matches against Bulgaria is Roberto Baggio (four goals, two braces). Two important milestones for Azzurri goalkeepers came against Bulgaria: Zoff made his debut in ’68 in Naples, and Buffon celebrated 150 matches with the National Team in 2015.

✅  SWITZERLAND vs. ITALY. Switzerland are the opponents that the Azzurri have faced off against more time than anyone else in their history: 59 matches between 1911 and 2021, with the record clearly in Italy’s favour, with 29 wins and 22 draws and only eight defeats. In the detailed comparison of all competitions, Italy are however at a disadvantage in the most important tournament, the World Cup: three games, with two Swiss victories in 1954 and an Italian victory in 1962; Switzerland are also ahead of us in the Olympics (2-1 in Paris 1924). Italy are ahead in other tournaments: 1/0/0 in European Championships, 1/1/0 in World Cup Qualifiers, 3/4/1 in European Championship Qualifiers, 8/4/0 in the European International Cup of Nations, 15/13/4 in friendlies. Italy haven’t lost to Switzerland for 28 years. The most recent meeting was the 3-0 win at Stadio Olimpico in Rome in the group stage of the European Championship.

✅  ITALY vs. LITHUANIA. The balance clearly favours the Azzurri once again with Lithuania: Five wins and two draws. The first success was in April 1996: Zola’s goal in Vilnius, then two 4-0 wins, in Reggio Emilia in November 1995 (Del Piero and Zola’s hat-trick) and in Trieste in March 2001 (braces from Inzaghi and Del Piero). Then the success dated June 2007: 2-0 in Kaunas with a brace from Quagliarella. Two draws: 0-0 in the World Cup qualifiers in Kaunas on 1 September 2001, then 1-1 in the European Championship qualifiers on 2 September 2006 in Naples (Danilevicius’ goal is the only goal conceded by Italy in all six matches). The last encounter ended 0-2 in the first leg in Vilnius.

🇮🇹 👉 The Italian National Team Schedule (all times CEST)

Sunday 29 August 2021
Meeting around midnight at the Federation’s Technical Centre and carrying out of Covid tests.
Monday 30 August 2021
13.45 –Head Coach’s press conference at Coverciano
17.30 – Training on the ‘Vittorio Pozzo’ pitch at Coverciano
Tuesday 31 August 2021
13.45 – FIGC-LAPS Foundation press conference at Coverciano
14.00 – Player press conference at Coverciano
17.30 – Training on the ‘Vittorio Pozzo’ pitch at Coverciano
Wednesday 1 September 2021
17.30 – Italy press conference at Coverciano
18.00 – Team training on the ‘Vittorio Pozzo’ pitch at Coverciano

19.30 – Bulgaria press conference at the Stadio Artemio Franchi in Florence
20.00 – Bulgaria training at Stadio Artemio Franchi (open for first 15 minutes)
Thursday 2 September 2021
20.45 – ITALY vs. Bulgaria (Stadio Artemio Franchi in Florence). Media duties and return to Coverciano following the game.
Friday 3 September 2021
11.30 – Training on the ‘Vittorio Pozzo’ pitch at Coverciano
Saturday 4 September 2021
10.00 – Swiss press conference at St. Jacob Park in Basel
11.00 – Swiss training at the St. Jacob Park in Basel (open for first 15 minutes)
11.00 – Transfer Florence – Basel
17.30 – ITALY press conference at St. Jacob Park in Basel
18.00 – ITALY training at St. Jacob Park in Basel (open for first 15 minutes)
Sunday 5 September 2021
20.45 – Switzerland vs. ITALY (St. Jacob Park). Media duties following the game
Monday 6 September 2021
11.30 – Training at the C.S. Basel (closed)
18.00 – Transfer Basel – Reggio Emilia
Tuesday 7 September 2021
16.45 – ITALY press conference at the ‘Città del Tricolore’ stadium
17.15 – ITALY training at the ‘Città del Tricolore’ stadium (open for first 15 minutes)
18.15 –Lithuania press conference at the ‘Città del Tricolore’ stadium
18.45 – Lithuania training at the ‘Città del Tricolore’ stadium (open for first 15 minutes)
Wednesday 8 September 2021
20.45 – ITALY vs. Lithuania (‘Città del Tricolore’ stadium). Media duties after the match, then the return of players and staff to their respective clubs.

Serie A Week 2: Result GENOA 1 – 2 NAPOLI, Sunday 29 August 2021

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39% Ball Possession GENOA and 61% Ball Possession NAPOLI
       Genoa 1 – 2 Napoli
69′ Andrea Cambiasso             39′ Fabián Ruiz
.                                                         84′ Andrea Petagna
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👉 Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Genoa, 20th position with 0 points and a negative goal difference of -4
Napoli, 4th position with 3 points and a positive goal difference of +2

Genoa living a nightmare failing to win the Serie A Week 2 game defeated by Napoli on Sunday 29 August 2021 at the Luigi Ferraris Stadium in Genova, Italy.  Genoa losing their first 2 games remaining with 0 points urgently in need to find a right technique to collect at least a draw.  Napoli winning their first 2 games for the perfect 6 points.   Genoa are now in the 19th position with a negative goal difference of -5.

Genoa and Napoli played their 99th game in Serie A and the 50th at the Ferraris Stadium.  Stats showing Genoa with 19 wins, 17 draws, and Napoli with 13 wins.  The last time Napoli defeated Genoa at the Ferraris was on July 8, 2020 (Genoa 1-2 Napoli).  The last draw  in Serie A was on  21 September 2016 (Genoa 0-0 Napoli).  The last time Genoa defeated Napoli at the Ferraris was on February 6, 2021 (Genoa 2-1 Napoli).

  •  In the previous 29 Serie A games, Genoa have lost both their first two games of the season only once: in 2013/14 with Fabio Liverani at the helm.  Napoli has scored 27 straight matches in the league (already a record in the history of the Neapolitan club in the top flight): in the history of Serie A only Juventus and Milan have scored in at least 28 consecutive matches.

Napoli opening the score in the 39th minute. It is Fabián Ruiz to defeat Genoa goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu with a left footed shot to the bottom left corner. The assist is by Matteo Politano.

Genoa equalizing for the 1-1 in the 69th minute. It is Andrea Cambiasso defeating Napoli goalkeeper Meret with a left footed to the bottom left corner. The assist is by Paolo Ghiglione.

Napoli taking the lead in the 84th minute. The hero is Andrea Petagna to score with a right footed shot to the center. The assist is by Mário Rui.


✅ Here is Genoa official starting lineup by Coach Davide Ballardini:

GENOA (3-5-2): Sirigu; Biraschi, Vanheusden, Criscito; Ghiglione, Rovella, Badelj, Sturaro, Cambiaso; Hernani, Ekuban.   

✅ Here is Napoli official starting lineup by Coach Luciano Spalletti:

NAPOLI (4-3-3): Meret; Di Lorenzo, Manolas, Koulibaly, Mario Rui; Fabian Ruiz, Lobotka, Elmas; Politano, Insigne, Lozano.

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Referee Marco Di Bello from the section of Brindisi will be assisted by Alessandro Giallatini from the section of Roma 2 and Fabiano Preti from the section of Mantova. The fourth official will be Matteo Gariglio from the section of Pinerolo. The VAR will be Michael Fabbri from the section of Ravenna and the AVAR will be Mauro Vivenzi from the section of Brescia.

2021 – 2022 Italian Serie A Week 2

Genoa 1 – 2 Napoli
Sunday 28 August 2021
Luigi Ferraris Stadium
Genova, Italy

18:30

Referee: DI BELLO
Assistants: GIALLATINI – PRETI
Fourth Official: GARIGLIO
VAR: FABBRI
AVAR: VIVENZI

Goals: 39′ Fabián Ruiz (N), 69′ Andrea Cambiasso(G), 84′ Andrea Petagna (N)

Official lineups – formations – tabellino:

GENOA(3-5-1-1): Sirigu; Vanheusden (67′ Masiello), Biraschi, Criscito; Ghiglione (83′ Behrami), Rovella, Badelj, Sturaro (67′ Kallon), Cambiaso; Hernani (46′ Pandev); Ekuban (46′ Buksa)

Subs: Andrenacci, Serpe, Portanova, Melegoni, Agudelo, Favilli, Bianchi.

Coach:  Davide Ballardini

NAPOLI (4-3-3): Meret; Di Lorenzo, Manolas, Koulibaly, Mario Rui (90′ + 2 Juan Jesus); Fabian, Lobotka, Elmas (90′ + 2 Gaetano); Politano (82′ Petagna), Insigne, Lozano (70′ Ounas).

Subs: Marfella, Ospina, Rrahmani, Malcuit, Zanoli, Palmiero.

Coach: Luciano Spalletti

Booked: Ekuban, Criscito (G) Di Lorenzo, Politano, Mario Rui (N).